Iron House Lager

Brewed by Iron House Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Falmouth, TAS, Australia

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottle 330ml at the last jar, near uni. Cidery lager, in a good way. Aromas of green apples and citrus. Taste is sweet, with sour notes, average length. Palate is oily, and medium bodied. Yellow, cloudy, with a thin head.

30ml bottle. Light straw in colour with a fluufy, cloud like white head that hangs around. Clear until the last bit is poured, contains some sediment but this does not detract form the overall appearance. Light flowery and lemon rind aroma, like the first day of spring. Crisp and lively in the mouth with a refreshing sweetness.

Tried from the tap at the Tassie beerfest. Gold body with short head. Mainly malt flavours noticeable in aroma and taste, drank alright for an Aussie lager.

Good head misty gold pour aroma grassy floral a sweetness,flavour good bitter malt is smooth not over sweet but mellow,slightly off sour bitter,finish session ale have tasted a lot better.

Lots of honey and citrus right through the nose and palate; somewhat unexpected. A touch sour too, such is the relatively high intensity of the citrus. Not a great beer, but not bad for the style.

Pours pale golden with a nice white head that dissapears pretty quickly. Nose has some serious honey going on. Palate has lively carbonation with the overt honey notes popping up again. Typical Aussie malt brings some dry musty grain. Some mild dry grassy bitterness on the finish. Overall, really flavoursome but none of the characters I tend to go for. Almost too overt that the malt comes across cheap or adjunct?? I can see what they’ve tried to do, just not my thing.

Sampled in Tassie. Quite a good brew for Australia. Pours nicely with a light head. Nice dark brown hue.

330 ml bottle - Straw gold in colour with a long lasting white head. I don’t generally enjoy pale lagers but this was one was a better than many. An interesting flowery aroma and flavour. Medium carbonation and body. Only a very mildly bitter finish but quite refreshing.

Cloudy yellow amber colour with a thin white head. Medium bodied with light too moderate bitterness. Average carbonation. Sweet malty flavours present in the refreshing finish. An above average and very enjoyable Australian pale lager. 330ml bottle.